from PassThaBall site
Talent definitely flocked to Nashville, TN for the Power5BBall Showcase headed by Coach Cliff Coleman. The event was covered by several evaluators and media groups including Dan Olson ESPNW, Brett McCormick ASGR, Patosha Jeffery of Memphis Girls Basketball, Harry Elifson of P.A.S.S, and Major Prep Sports. Some standouts from Day 1 include:
Acacia Hayes 2022 TN
Blaize Deere 2021 TN
Taylor Woodhouse (Olive Branch) 2021 MS
Paris Miller 2022 GA
Janiya Jones (Desoto Central) 2022 MS
De’Mauri Flournoy 2021 GA
Jaloni Cambridge 2024 TN
Leah Jones (Northpoint) 2021 TN
Destiny Todd (Schilling Farms) 2021 TN
Kennedy Cambridge 2022 TN
Raven Johnson 2021 GA
Amelia Osgood 2021 TN
Alex Eldridge 2019 TN
Caitlin Anderson 2019 MO
Caitlyn Wilson (Arlington) 2019 TN
Sydney Blankenship 2019 TN
Caleah Shannon 2017 TN
Julia Duncan 2020 TN
Kennedy Freeman 2019 GA
Aislynn Hayes 2019 TN
Allie Hopkins 2019 TN
Jada Guinn 2019 TN
Courtney Whitson 2019 TN
Brinae Alexander 2018 TN
Tonysha Curry 2017 KY
Memphis, TN and the surrounding area has some of the most talented girls basketball players in the nation and everyone is taking notice. Continue to visit and I will tell you why Memphis is a Mecca for Top Girls and Womens College Basketball Unsigned Players, Recruits, and Prospects. MemphisGirlsBasketball.com is a resource for prep news, recruiters, recruiting, and area scouting report .
October 6, 2018 - High School Session
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